14 Americans Evacuated From Cruise Ship Test Positive For Coronavirus

Over 300 U.S. citizens evacuated from the Diamond Princess cruise ship arrived at U.S. military bases after being quarantined due to a coronavirus outbreak. Health screenings were conducted, and 14 passengers tested positive for COVID-19 but were isolated during the flight. These cases add to the 40 Americans already diagnosed and treated in Japan. Returnees are undergoing a 14-day quarantine in the U.S., while other countries plan similar evacuations.

What was the reason for the quarantine of U.S. citizens on the Diamond Princess Cruise ship?

• A natural disaster

• A diplomatic issue

• A coronavirus outbreak

• A mechanical failure on the ship

How many U.S. citizens tested positive for COVID-19 during the evacuation process?

• 20

• 10

• 25

• 14

What precaution was taken for the passengers who tested positive for COVID-19 during the flight?

• They were not allowed to board the plane

• They were sent to a different country

• They were given special medical treatment on board

• They were seated in isolated sections of the plane

What is the duration of the mandatory quarantine for the American passengers upon their return to the U.S.?

• 14 days

• 21 days

• 10 days

• 7 days

Which countries planned similar evacuations for their citizens from the cruise ship?

• France, Germany, and Spain

• India, China, and Russia

• Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico

• Canada, Italy, and Australia